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Crowd enjoyed fireworks Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery ~ It was a chilly evening but a large crowd enjoyed games and fireworks at the Epsom School. Thanks to Rob Evans and Grant Evans for organiz- ing a'baseball game. The Bethesda Reach W.1. will hold their May meeting on the 27th at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ivan Beare. Mr. John Noble will be guest speaker. It is Agriculture this month, but the topic will be 'Free Trade.' Any ladies welcome. Earl and Elizabeth Taylor went up to the lake where Wendy and John and baby were holidaying on Monday. On Tues. John and Wendy called on his parents on the way home to London. The May U.C.W. meeting was held at Betty Tapscott's home. A lovely time was enjoyed by the many members who attended. All enjoyed particularly the lovely duet by Donna Kerry and Ann Tapscott. Don't forget the Daycare Auction at Utica Church May 23 at 10 a.m. U.C.W. members are each asked to provide pie for the food booth. We would greatly appreciate any pies donated by ladies of the community. "Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson were pleased to have their son Rev. Floyd Wilson, his wife Helen and family of G95 Ww di JEWELLERY & TANNING INC. 263 Queen St., Port Perry 985- 8555 London visit them for the weekend. Recent visitors with Mrs. Ruth Ashton' were Lorne and Lucille Wagner, also Mrs. Lorraine Brown with her grandson Derek Ellicott. Stella and Donald Asling enjoyed a trip to Ottawa with Uxbridge Seniors but were disappointed not to be able to Tip Toe through the Tulips, but enjoyed many sights of Ottawa. Miss Anna Evans has béen visiting her cousin Miss Tanya Wilson. Mr. John Tapscott received his Master of Divinity Degree from Emmanuel College, University of Toronto, on Thursday, May 14th. His parents Norm and Betty and his sister Ann attended this beautiful ceremony and enjoyed the reception - which was held afterward. On Sunday, Norm and Betty Tapscott and John were supper guests with Miss Margaret Smith of Chalk Lake. Meeting was held on Tuesday, May 12th at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Betty Tapscott under the direc- tion of Group 5. (Betty Tapscott, Nancy Skelding, Luella Bailey & 'Denise Thorn). . | Our Tanning Salon offers convenience Er -- | plus Fast Tanning for Busy People like you. REVERSE GLASS PAINTINGS with WOODEN FRAMES by Local Artisan ... Everyday Low Prices on Gold and Silver Jewellery. 30% OFF Ror? ~ REPAIRS -- GIFTWARE -- FASHION JEWELLERY -- CUSTOM DESIGNS C0 U.C.W. purpose was repeated. Call to Worship was given by Nan- cy followed by Hymn 294 "Take My Life & Let It Be." Denise read the scripture Matthew 25: verses 31-40 , which was followed by prayer. Meditation was a "Sewing Box Presentation" (a peak inside). 1. Needles -- first made from sharp bone, ivory or bone. Like Jesus, the needle is the leader. 2. Thread -- like people, there are several varieties. The thread follows the needle as we follow Jesus. , 3. Scissors -- they cut away useless things as we cut away our faults to make us more perfect. 4. Pattern -- to sew we follow a pat- _ tern as we Should follow the exam- 4 ple set by Jesus. - 5. Measuring tape -- the measure you use for others is the one God will use for you. 6. Lace -- adds beauty & colour. 7. Thimble -- given for protection -- At all times carry faith as a shield. Betty led us in prayer. Offering was taken & dedicated. Luella read a humorous poem 'What Is A Farmer's Wife?"' Donna Kerry & Ann Tapscott sange "'It Is No Secret What God Can Do."' Worship closed with singing of "'O Master Let Me Walk With Thee. Business conducted by Elizabeth Taylor. Roll Call answered by 18 members. There were 2 visitors. Minutes & Financial report read and adopted. Discussed lunch for auction sale. Each member to make 2 pies. Jenny Watson reported on quilting class attended by herself & Eileen Slute. June meeting to be held at Port Perry Villa at 7 p.m. Program: Elva Kerry presented a very knowledgeable program on - Stewardship in particular the work carried out by the Mission & Service Department. Several programs were mentioned such as their sup- port of Hospital, Chaplains, Com- munity Development (play groups etc.) in North Kingston, Bissell Cen- . tre in Edmonton, St. Columbia House in Montreal, job search pro- grams and many more. LD CUT CENTRE ° LOCATIONS & BARE SHOP CHOOSE E FROM. 10 AM to 5 is now open DAYS SUN & PM Deli Ham » RE _ Bavarian Meat Loaf Pastrami. oe _ "FROM OUR BAKE SHOP - | Chelsea Buns oo 2.25 White or Brown Sliced Bread .. .3/ 2. 25 » 1.99 v2.99 180 Queen St. 2 LOCATIONS FOR-YOUR 8HOPPING CONVENIENCE - Port Perry PHONE 985-2818 5 Points Mall - v Oshawa PHONE 125- 3834 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 20, 1987 -- 13 '85 FORD F150 XLT | i Lariette, 302 EFI, 55,000 km. Excellent condition. '84 CHEVY 210 EXTENDACAB Tahoe Pkg., V6, black. Excellent condition. 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